The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-06
LOCAL NOTES.

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 Capt. Smith came down from Mohawk yesterday.
 R. T.. Chappell, of Antelope, came down yesterday.
 Judge Isaac Levy has returned from his trip up-river.
 Deer are reported to be plentiful at Castle Dome Landing.
 Col. D. NJ. Harwood was down from his ranch this week.
 U. S. Marshal Meade passed through to California yesterday.
 Mir. B. F. Magill was down from Mo- hawk this week.
 The steamer ''Gila" will depart Monday for Lerdo, Sonora,
 Mir. H. W. Blaisdel came in from the Paymaster Tuesday.
 Another excursion train passed through to California this week.
 Hon. Chas. Baker arrived here from his ranch during the week.
 Manuel Molina has returned from visit to his ranch near Aztec.
 F. L. Ewing and John Dodd visited Yu- ma day or two ago.
 Mrs. F. Neahr and sister have gone to the Agua Caliente springs.
 Capt. Mellon arrived Thursday evening from visit to San Francisco.
 Sheriff Nugent left last Monday for Los Angeles, on official business.
 The Yuma county jail is without ten ant and all is quiet on the Colorado.
 The pay car came in Tuesday and scatter ed the ducats around among the boys.
 Mrs. Joe. Alexander and daughter. of Phoenix, passed through yesterday en route to California.
 Miss N A. Dickinson, formerly teacher at Clip was married last week to MT. Hark- ness at Lugonia.
 Dr. Lowry, sf Fl Monte, Cal, came out in company with Mir. Ed. Mayes, to take a look at the country.
 Col. Wm. Bateman, of Lerdo, Sonora, arrived Tuesday from a six weeks visit to San Francisco.
 Supervisor D. M Field came down from Antelope Thursday morning. He departs for California this morning.
 Mir. Antonio Lorette, one of Yuma's solid citizens, is visiting different points of inter est in Southern California
 Mir, Paul Crovat, the popular proprietor of the railroad hotel at Tucson was in Yu- ma couple of days this week.
 Col. Joe Evans, the real estate dealer of Pheniz, passed through Yuma on his way to California few days ago,
 Robert Stein was here few days ago. Bob is the owner of some very valuable gold mines situated near Harrisburg.
 Hen. Isaac Lyons and Judge S. Purdy were out of town for week past examin- ing some property mar Ehrenberg
 Willie Green, son of August Green. was down from Ehrenberg this week. He has been clerking in the store at that place.
 Mrs. D. Mcintyre and her sister Mrs Naylor, left Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they will remain for a couple or three months.
 Judge Levy left Thursday for San Der nardino to look after the extensive real estate interests which he has there.
 Mrs. John Gandolfo and family left last Tuesday morning for San Buenaventura where they will remain a month or two visiting relatives and friends.
 The Phoenix Arizonian says some girls in that city are in The habit of sleeping on top of hay-stack. In what part of-well never mind. But how do you know?
 Riverside claims to be the third city of Southern California Riverside is a little too previous in many of her claims. Accor- ding to voting population she stands sixth on the list.
 Mir A. Frank has written to his old home in Germany for some cuttings of the leading varieties of grape grown in that country, and will test their adaptability to the soil and climate of this section.
 The SENTINEL force was augmented this week by very efficient assistant in the person of Master Charles Rise. For be- ginner in the art preservative Sehor Carlos takes the cake.
 Judge Mabbit, head book keeper in the mercantile house of J. Gandolfo, paid the SENTINEL office a pleasant visit few days ago The genial Judge is an enthusiastic believer in Yuma,county's future prosperity. Deputy U S. Marshall Will Smith ar rived in Yuma on Wednesday morning. Mir. Smith had charge of Naz-Az-Diaz, the Apache murderer of Lieut.. Mott and deliv cred his prisoner to the U. S. military pris on at Joliet, Ills.
 Mir. Thos Williams, a whole-souled, genial little gentleman, took his departure to day for Yuma. Tommy has received the appointment as guard in the Territorial Prison, to take the place of George Osborne resigned. Good luck Tommy.-Prospector.